Sentence examples for which has restructured from inspiring English sources

Four Seasons Health Care, which has restructured debts of about £780m, took over 140 homes once operated by the Southern Cross.

The bosses of Bombay Dyeing and Ballarpur (which has restructured more than most family-owned firms) can both count on state-owned institutional shareholders for support.Mr Bajoria insists he is no predator.

One very big company we like is Limited, which has restructured itself over the past few years and is coming out as a well-run organization with more than $1.2 billion in cash.

Another example is IRMA, which has restructured its organic assortment, focussing on those items that are profitable.

America said it would consider "the broad range of options".The British, French and German governments told European aerospace and defence-electronics companies to come up with a "rationalise or die" plan in order to compete better with America's defence industries, which have restructured radically since the end of the cold war.

His backdrop was the high-rise headquarters of General Motors, which, along with Chrysler, has restructured and returned to profit and hiring after their rescue early in his administration.

The fair, which ran from October 13th to the 17th, has restructured the seasonality of the art market to the extent that "Frieze Week" has become art-world shorthand for mid-October.

Does an electricity market which has been restructured to foster competition provide greater opportunities for demand response than a traditional regulated utility industry?

Renault Sport,  which has been restructured, said in a statement on Wednesday that on the engine "we have made some fundamental changes to gain performance and reliability".

Sony, which has been restructuring its business after years of losses, still expects a net loss of 50bn yen for the financial year through March 2015.

Both cases illustrate problems of institutional fit, in which institutional reforms have restructured control over, and participation in, risk reduction in ways that do not match the spatial and temporal scale of the hazard (Folke and others 2007).